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John Maddox Prize
The prize is open to nominations for any kind of public activity, including all forms of writing, speaking and public engagement, in any of the following areas: Addressing misleading information about scientific or medical issues, bringing sound evidence to bear in a public or policy debate, helping people to make sense of a complex scientific issue. The winner of the John Maddox Prize receives £3000, and an announcement of the winner is published in Nature. An additional award is also made to someone who in the opinion of the judges is at an early stage of their career.
Eligibility: Researchers in any area of science or engineering, or those who work to address misleading information and bring evidence to the public, are eligible to be nominated.
Note: Please contact Institutional Strategic Awards at awards@sfu.ca for assistance.
Agency Website: http://senseaboutscience.org/activities/the-john-maddox-prize/